Aerospace Testing Alliance (ATA) recently donated $250 to Grundy County’s Coordinated School Health Program (GCCSHP). The money will be used for physical education purchases – stability balls, jump ropes, games, basketballs, soccer balls, etc. ATA has donated to the program for the last several years. Pictured (left to right): Grundy County High School Principal Rick Rust; Air Engineering Metal Trades Council President Jimmy D. Nance, CSH Lloyd Carden, ATA Test Support Manager Walt Bishop and ATA Public Affairs Manager Kathy Gattis.

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Aerospace Testing Alliance makes donation to Grundy county schools

Published Feb. 19, 2013
By Kathy Gattis
AEDC/PA

ARNOLD AIR FORCE BASE, Tenn. -- Aerospace Testing Alliance (ATA) recently donated $250 to Grundy County's Coordinated School Health Program (GCCSHP). The money will be used for physical education purchases - stability balls, jump ropes, games, basketballs, soccer balls, etc. ATA has donated to the program for the last several years.